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Is Oleander toxic to pets?

Oleander is reported to be toxic to Dog, Cat, Horse. It is categorized as a plant hazard. This page is a neutral reference and does not diagnose or treat any animal.

Informational reference only — not veterinary advice, and not a diagnosis. If you suspect your pet ingested oleander, contact your veterinarian or an animal poison-control center immediately. Do not wait for signs to appear.

Also known as

oleanderNerium oleander

Toxic principle

Cardiac glycosides (oleandrin)

Possible signs to watch

These are general signs reported in the literature, not a diagnostic checklist. Their absence does not mean an animal is unaffected.

droolingvomitingdiarrheaabnormal heart rhythmweakness

Severity

Severe

Notes

All parts are highly toxic and affect the heart; ingestion is an emergency. If exposure is suspected, contact your veterinarian or an animal poison-control line immediately.

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